April 22, 1974 Table Of Contents
Wee Gary
While Jack Nicklaus and the young lions of pro golf were keeping a wary eye on each other last week, Gary Player went blasting past them to capture his second Masters
By Dan Jenkins
It blew up a gale of controversy around hockey's premier scorer, Esposito of Boston, as the Bruins tripped Toronto
By Mark Mulvoy
But not for the Bulls of Chicago. After years of trying to get past the first round of the playoffs, they finally made it, led by a most unlikely hero who should have been wearing another team's uniform
By Peter Carry
Georgy-Porgy
Little girls sue for the right to play and some Little Leaguers threaten to quit playing. Here is an explanation of what it's actually all about
By Frank Deford
Dandy Don
Restless in his snappish role on the Monday Night Freak Show, Meredith has changed networks and hopes to make another entrance under a new billing that calls for less bile
By Edwin Shrake
Speedway
Rebuilding the Brickyard is a game that any number can play and the result is a grander future back home in Indiana
By Gwilym S. Brown
Maverick
A different drum rolls for the people of Massachusetts; Francis Sargent hears it loud and clear
People
Baseball
Kansas City had a problem in young Jim Wohlford, a fine hitter who could not field. Solution? He went back down to the minors and learned how
By Pat Putnam
By Joe Jares
Lacrosse
Foregoing traditional finesse in favor of the fast break and volume shooting, tiny Hobart is swamping opponents under a torrent of goals
By Joe Marshall
Track & Field
Only 15, little Miss Decker has gained poise to match her status
For The Record
A roundup of the week April 8-14
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Jack Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton
